G. M. Greenwood Points on Dress Cutting and Fitting

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Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. The more the subject was considered, the more was it recognized that a treatise on dress, combining with the points a system of cut ting free from all complications, scalings, and chartings - one that would be self-instructing and take the beginner step by step until the perfect draft was completed; nor end there, but continue to the point where the professional cutter would find value in its teachings - would be to accomplish a work for which a demand has long existed. Again, the question of space arose for such a work to be success ful must be c'oncise. This called for hours of unremitting labor spent in selecting and condensing that which appeared to have the greatest value. How far I have been successful the public will judge.